Oooo Shiny!
Colors
The Edge of Elsewhere palette is built for dark interfaces: Threshold Violet for a bit of mystery, Luminous Violet and Eclipse Plum for depth, and warm sand (Daybreak Haze) for secondary highlights and labels. Molten Signal adds emphasis sparingly when something needs to cut through.
Palette
Each swatch lists its implementation role, display name, hex, RGB, CMYK, and Pantone reference.
- PrimaryThreshold Violet
- Hex
- #a900ef
- RGB
- R: 169, G: 0, B: 239
- CMYK
- C: 29, M: 100, Y: 0, K: 6
- Pantone
- 2592 C
- Primary lightLuminous Violet
- Hex
- #cd51ff
- RGB
- R: 205, G: 81, B: 255
- CMYK
- C: 20, M: 68, Y: 0, K: 0
- Pantone
- 2572 C
- Primary darkEclipse Plum
- Hex
- #430c52
- RGB
- R: 67, G: 12, B: 82
- CMYK
- C: 18, M: 85, Y: 0, K: 68
- Pantone
- 2617 C
- SecondaryDaybreak Haze
- Hex
- #ffe2a8
- RGB
- R: 255, G: 226, B: 168
- CMYK
- C: 0, M: 11, Y: 34, K: 0
- Pantone
- 7401 C
- TertiaryMolten Signal
- Hex
- #f74608
- RGB
- R: 247, G: 70, B: 8
- CMYK
- C: 0, M: 72, Y: 97, K: 3
- Pantone
- Orange 021 C
Threshold Violet - Primary
The main color of the brand, to be used in large swatches. Use for backgrounds of buttons, gradients, etc. Avoid making text this color.
Luminous Violet - Primary Light
Brighter violet for hover states, glows, and accents on dark backgrounds. Use to lift interactive elements without replacing Threshold Violet in large fills.
Eclipse Plum - Primary Dark
Deep plum for atmosphere: page gradients, shadows, and layered depth behind primary violet. Keeps dark UI feeling rich rather than flat black.
Daybreak Haze - Secondary
Soft warmth on dark UI. Highlights, tags, secondary labels, and subtle fills that need to feel luminous without competing with violet. Avoid large secondary blocks; it reads best in small doses.
Molten Signal - Tertiary
Heat and urgency. A louder color for emphasis, badges, alerts, key callouts, and moments that need to cut through violet. Use very very sparingly!